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Cavin

by Wolfgang Hohlbein (1998)

About this book

Cavin hat Hochwalden endlich erreicht. Er weiß allerdings nicht, daß sein Vater tot ist und ihm der Zauberer Lassar in dessen Maske gegenübersteht. Um Cavins letzte Zweifel auszuräumen, führt Lassar ihn in das Herz des Waldes, zur Megidda, einer geheimnisvollen Festungsruine. Dort inszeniert er kunstvoll Oros Tod -, so daß Cavin glaubt, Gwenderon sei der Mörder. Und wie Lassar es geplant hat, beginnt der junge König eine gnadenlose Hetzjagd auf Gwenderon und die Rebellen...

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreCavin Lead Character

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